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Generally I try not to be negative, but at this point if there isn't a "sup bruh?" uttered in the Odyssey, I'm going to be disappointed.

Greek syrupy churros – Tulumba by Greek chef Akis Petretzikis. Make easily and quickly this traditional and mouthwatering treat full o

#Mint leaves are unnecessary decoration

chaplinlegend

Charlie Chaplin in 1969. Charlie spent some time in London exploring ways to capture scenes of a strange bird in flight.

The film, titled "The Freak," is a fantasy about "a beautiful creature with wings... a bird with a human body."

Charlie Chaplin wrote about an otherworldly being named Sarapha who has the power to cure disease and bring peace to the world.

"Pierre Smolik guides us through the process of preparing this project to which the “master of masters”, as Renoir called him, devoted his last years, and whose beauty lies in its incompletion. Chaplin left the film nearly ready for shooting, since everything is there: script, preparatory notes, development, music, drawings and even some filmed rehearsals that constitute the last production by this giant of the cinema.

These heretofore unpublished documents pull the reader into a universe that blends aspects of the fantastic tale, dreams, poetry, myth and tragedy—a universe where humour is not left out: “Offering an egg to a bird—how very tactless!”

It was during a meal in the 1960s that Chaplin told his family the story of a strange creature—a bird woman who falls, injured, onto the roof of a professor-writer’s house in a remote area of the Tierra del Fuego. Who is she? An angel? A monster? A chimera? The best choice is to let our imagination survey the possibilities.

A testament film that illuminates all of Chaplin’s work, The Freak would have been, among other things, a playful satire on the almighty power of money and commerce, on the influence of advertising and the rise of religious fanaticism and its media exploitation.

The work of a free man, The Freak proves Chaplin — again and as always— to be a creator ahead of his time."

Source :

The Freak - Chaplin's Last Film (English edition) published by CALL ME EDOUARD

#Charlie Chaplin

Breaking Greek stereotypes, so I lose weight during holidays.

jalowdens

Hannibal + fluffy hair

#Hannibal

dailymarvelkings

MADS MIKKELSEN photographed for Zegna, fall/winter 2025 collection

#Mads Mikkelsen

reliablerodent

If you ignore the manipulation, stabbing, gutting, baby trapping, killing said baby, inducing seizures, lying, and framing for murder, then Hannibal was so gentle with Will.

#just compare it to Chilton #that was kids' gloves

shahs1221

Another commission piece of Richard and Sam for academicgangster!

#the fugitive #Richard Kimple #Samuel Gerard

hundredthousandtimes

Max Brown as Edward Seymour The Tudors (2007-2010) season 3 episode 8 “The Undoing of Cromwell”

requested by: anonymous

#Max Brown

blumenundpoesie

We have always loved and we will continue to love. Oh, the beauty of human connection!

#art #hand holding

Ideas:

Jane Eyre adaptation in which Jane is atheist and polyamorous and attempts to seduce Father Edward Rochester.

People really have lost the ability to think and understand what they read. Never thought it would be Wuthering Heights that would make it so clear to me

504-battery-drive

I haven’t been training a partner. I’ve been training a replacement.

#Men In Black #Tommy Lee Jones

I haven't read Wuthering Heights in ages, but I've read it over 20 times in my teens and during my 20s in both Greek and English.

Because of the movie that shouldn't have been called Wuthering Heights, we live the dire situation of reading every bad take from every sad individual in the world who wants to say something edgy.

Suffice to say, the reader sees Heathcliff and Cathy, and Isabella, and Linton through other people's lenses, either Heathcliff's tennant or Nelly's, both of which are products of the society that made it impossible for Heathcliff to be with Cathy.

And no, I'm not saying they aren't distructive to themselves and those around them...